Millheim Journal. [volume] (Millheim, Pa.) 1876-1984, 1887-02-17

and chilly,
Invitations are out for the wedding
Of Mr.. w. II. Houser and Miss Maggie
A. LeGker. Of Aaronsburg.
Rather looking the faces oi
The defeated candidates. Such Is HE;
somebody is bound to get beat.
the general belief among the farm
ers is that we will have an early spring
Spring poets should make note of 1t.
- Grandmother Stover's general
health, we are glad to report, has i'm
proved some, but she is still confined to
the house.
-Nr.L.J. Noll, living on Reighard' S
farm. near town, is confined to the
house by sickness. He is under medi.
cal treatment.
Next Saturday the public sale OF
Saml. Franks personal property will
take place at ReberSburg. Make II
note of it and attend.
SITUATION WANTED. A strong
boy, aged about 1t years, wishes to
hire out To do almost any kind of worn
Inquire at this office.
Miss Bernice Shannon, the daugh-
ter of Rev. ). J. shannon, of Sunbury,
was lately married 10 DR.. Grier Van
Valzah, OF WatSoutown, Pa.
Adam Blir, an aged citizen of Re :
bersburg, died on Monday from the
effects of stroke of apopleXy, which he
received on Saturday preYluus.
Master Vernon Rook, who had one
of his legs fractured while coaSting
several weeks ago, is now able to limp
around by the help of crutches.
The Journal, published ia Logans-
vile. by Scott Currin, has been enlarg
ed to An eight-page paper. Times must
be merciful to the printers oyer there.
Success, Scott.
Eggs experienced drop this week.
They didn't break on account of it, but
it knocked the bottom out of their
high prices. They can now be bought
at IL to ii cents dozen.
H. G.. Shafer, of Spring Mills, the
future landlord of the National Hotel
at this place was in town on Tuesday,
to secure the required number of sign
ers for his license petition.
1t is thing worthy of commenda
tion that there were no homely valen-
tines sent or received in this town this
year. All were lovely and good natnr
ed. at least we are told so.
Mrs. VIM Losh, Of Walker, Pa,
spent few days in town as the guest
of her father, Mr.. George Bierley
north of town. The lady favored this
office with call during her stay.
Remember the sale of real estate of
the late Mrs. Sarah Bright on Main
street, to take place next Saturday after
noon at one O'Clock. The property has a
central location and is desirable home.
"A. II. Miller, of Madisonburg,
gave US call last Saturday. He Is an
other of the goOdly number of new
utscribers we had the pleasure Of ad-
ding to the JOURNAL list lately
Next
The sensational story gotten up by
the Mornons, that Brigham Young,
their prophet, has returned TO this
earth is a ghostly yarn. Brigham most
likely is where he will never be heard
Of again.
The president has appointed CYRUS
A. Eaton to be postmaster at Milliin.
burg and William lnmnelreich for
the same position at Lewishnrg. The
appointments meet with universal sat
isfaction.
1t has been proposed that the gov
ernment announce the coming OF
storms by firing cannons. Not bad
idea. We propose the cannons be load
ed with weather-prophetS. excepting the
venerable grounding.
H. c.. Aliison's large barn at Cedar
Run, Clinton county, was destroyed by
fire along with some of its contents on
Monday morning. 1t is said to have
been one of the finest barns in that Sec
ton and the Joss is very large.
ProLIo,o'c q roioa Sa1Ua